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Introduction

What Satisium UI is, who it's for, and what you can build with it.

Last Modified:Aug 17, 2026

What is Satisium UI?

Satisium UI is a high-end animated component library for React and Next.js. It builds production-ready animated components designed to run inside the shadcn/ui environment — sharing the same Radix UI primitives, Tailwind v4 theme tokens, and CLI tooling you already use.

Who is this for?

  • Design engineers who want premium motion design without hand-rolling WebGL or GSAP timelines.
  • Frontend developers who need drop-in components that feel custom-built but install in seconds.
  • Creative technologists building portfolios, agencies, and interactive experiences.

And for anyone who needs production ready cool UIs straight out of the box.

What you get

54 animated components across four categories:

CategoryCountExamples
Text Reveals24Manifesto Text Reveal, Multi-Color Trail Reveal, Fluid Typewriter, Blur Reveal, Elastic Pop Reveal
Carousels12Dimensional Carousel, Elastic Carousel, Panoramic Strip, Flex Carousel, Depth Carousel
Image Effects10Velocity Strips, Liquid Marble, Ember Burn, Ferrofluid Drag, Glass Slices
Mouse Trails8Wind Trail, Pendulum Trail, Squircle Trail, Scatter Trail, Kaleidoscope Trail

How it works

Every component is distributed via the shadcn CLI registry. You install exactly what you need — no bulk dependency, no runtime lock-in. The source code is copied into your project, so you own it and can modify it freely.

dimensional-carousel
$pnpm dlx shadcn@latest add https://ui.satisium.com/r/dimensional-carousel.json

Tech stack

  • Next.js 16+ with App Router
  • Tailwind CSS v4 for styling
  • GSAP for timeline and scroll animations
  • Motion for layout animations
  • Three.js / React Three Fiber for WebGL effects
  • Radix UI for accessible primitives
  • Zustand for lightweight state
  • MIT License

Next steps

  1. Setup — Install your first component in 60 seconds.
  2. Components — Browse the full library.
  3. Changelog — See what's new.